Maiths Trin: The expansion of civilization.

Adventure at the edge of Civilization.

Glossary

Glossary of Terms

Church – refers to the organized religion of of a God or Goddess, may not always be used to formal group but to refer to the general religion.

Cult – Can refer to group of people worshipping a demon lord, or a group of people worshipping a Racial linked god or goddess by people not of that race.

Mocker Refers to a word discribes an aspect of a person, to differentiate that person from others that share his name. Often used peasants that don’t have last names, it can be use for people with last names or nobles but only in exceptional cases, like Gregor Clegane being refered as “The Mountain”, Kings often also get Mockers, often for being extraordinary in nature, not all of these are complamentry.

Rogue – Refers generally to those that have certain skills and style of fighting that hang out in in adventuring bands, or in certain military or guard units. This is very distinct from thieves, it also some times used to refer to adventurers in general. Even the gods seem to recognize this.

Of Blood A noble term that refers to a title holders biologic ligitmate children, heirs normaly come from this group, though some will be adopted or the like. Peasants occational misuse the term to refer to any blood related family members. This isn’t common in rural areas, but more common in cities among merchants.

Shaman – Refers to advisers to Chiefs of various races, heavily used among the Orcs and the Flynn. They can be nearly any form of caster, though most are clerics, druids or sorcerers. Warlocks are a rarity as Shamans.

Thief – Refers to those with skills that they use for primary enriching themselves at the expense of others. They often seen as sharing skills with rogues but they have a criminal bent and generally do not stray from their city holds. They are quite often quite evil and while normally not assassins, generally don’t have qualms about killing someone for just seeing them.

Temple – refers to a physical location of of a building consecrated to a God or Goddess and that building attached Clerics.